The document provides instructions for an assignment to calculate earthwork volumes using a table that lists the formation level heights at the beginning and end stations, chainage distances between stations, and formation widths for 100 stations, with slopes of 1:3 in fill areas and 1:2 in cut areas to be used for the calculations.
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Earthwork Assignment
The document provides instructions for an assignment to calculate earthwork volumes using a table that lists the formation level heights at the beginning and end stations, chainage distances between stations, and formation widths for 100 stations, with slopes of 1:3 in fill areas and 1:2 in cut areas to be used for the calculations.
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Assignment on Earthwork calculation
Time: 1 day
An existing ground profile is given below, which consists 16 stations.
Spacing between each station can be found in the Table 1 (next page) which directs which value to be used according to roll number. Table 1 also have 1st and last station Formation Levels. Intermediate formation levels can be interpolated using these two values. Formation width is also given in Table 1. Slope in fill is 1:3 and in cut 1:2. Table 1